★★★★★ The Cabinet Minister, Menier Chocolate Factory #Pinero's#NancyCarroll - Helen Hawkins on a sparkling tour de force of a farce.

The Cabinet Minister, Menier Chocolate Factory review - sparkling tour de force of a farce

The stock of the late 19th century playwright Arthur Wing Pinero has just received a significant boost, thanks to the brilliant work of the actress Nancy Carroll – not only as a superb performer but a...

The Menier Chocolate Factory today announces the full cast for Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan’s The Producers

Full Cast Announced for The Producers at Menier Chocolate Factory

The Menier Chocolate Factory today announces the full cast for Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan’s The Producers

I don't have a chocolate pot but I do have this

The Menier Chocolate Factory releases first look production images for Arthur Wing Pinero’s The Cabinet Minister, adapted by Nancy Carroll

First Look: The Cabinet Minister at Menier Chocolate Factory

The Menier Chocolate Factory releases first look production images for Arthur Wing Pinero’s The Cabinet Minister, adapted by Nancy Carroll

Så Assassins på Menier Chocolate Factory i London hvor han spilte en av rollene. Jeg var alene, så etter forestillinga satt jeg meg i baren med en amerikansk utvekslingsstudent jeg kom i prat med før forestillinga. Plutselig kom Tveit sammen med en kompis og spurte om de kunne slå seg ned med oss.

We try to support smaller theatres. If you want a really brilliant fun night out, I can heartily recommend The Cabinet Minister at the Menier Chocolate Factory. Hilarious and absolutely charming.

1st ever visit to The Menier Chocolate Factory (even bought their chocolate!) to see Pinero's 'The Cabinet Minister'. Funny and fun, I really enjoyed it. V strong cast, including Nancy Carroll, & George Blagden, gave great performances but Rosalind Ford was outstanding. #London#Theatre

I spent a little more than a week on this cute little guy, under the guidance of Vincent Menier, and had a lot of fun with it ! The original concept is by the Creature Box, and he was just too cute to not do it.

Only two editions of "Le Blason des Fleurs" with woodcuts are online: 1579 Paris printed by Nicolas Bonfons, & 1614 Paris by Pierre Ménier. There are references to 1555 Paris by Jean Bridier in The Morgan in NY, 1581-95 Rouen by Nicolas Lescuyer & 1587 Lyon by Benoît Rigaud, but none are digitized.

Max Menier à l'époque... "Les routiers sont sympas" sur RTL.😊 J'écoutais ça tous les soirs quand j'étais étudiant. Bons souvenirs 🤩